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Majors (previously called concentrations) are the departmental program of study that leads to a degree, either a Bachelor of Arts (A.B.) or a Bachelor of Science in Engineering (B.S.E.).

Students who need to drop a major and/ or minor can do so by submitting a request in iDeclare. Students can drop additional majors or any minors declared on their record. Students cannot drop their only major on record, as all students must have one declared major on their record. You can opt to change your major.

Go to Student Services & Account Information > Degrees, Majors, and Minors Declared > UG Declaration and Change of Major (or Minor or University Certificate) Form. Print and fill out the form. Note: A separate form must be submitted for EACH major (or minor or university certificate) a student is adding or dropping.

Degree Applicants or Those Who Are Undecided. As a research institution that also prides itself on its liberal arts curriculum, Princeton allows students to explore areas across the humanities and the arts, the natural sciences, and the social sciences.

To declare or change an academic plan, sub-plan or minor, students can submit the request electronically to the Office of the Registrar. By going to the following link https://.ccny.cuny.edu/registrar/request-forms, the student will be able to initiate a request via i-Declare by logging into their MyCity page.

Minors allow you to learn about a generalized area of study, such as History, English, or Religion, while certificates relate to specific topics like Infant and Toddler Care, IT Infrastructure Security, and Weapons of Mass Destruction Preparedness.

When students have an academic interest that cannot be pursued adequately within an existing departmental major, minor, or certificate program, they may apply to the Independent Major Program. Eligibility requirements include: A strong overall academic record (including a 3.0 GPA)

Every student declares a major during specific periods in the spring semester: A.B.: March/April of sophomore year. B.S.E.: April of your first year.

With an undeclared major, you can still find success in college. You can gain the general education and life skills you need for the future without the pressure of knowing what your career path is going to be early in your college career.